— and paste into this file. 3. Save the file with the name “signature.html” in a location on your system you can easily find later. 4. Launch Mozilla Thunderbird. 5. Choose “Account Settings…” from the Options menu. 6. In the account list, select the email account you wish to use the signature with. 7. In the Account Settings section, check the “Attach this signature:” box. 8. Click [Choose…] and locate the “signature.html” file you saved earlier in your local file system. 9. Click OK.

When you compose a new email message, Headline Animator should automatically be inserted at the end of the new message.

@Microsoft Outlook Express

Follow these steps to use Headline Animator with an existing email account set up within Outlook Express:

1. Create a new text file using a simple text editor, such as Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac OS X). 2. Copy this code —

— and paste into this file. 3. Save the file with the name “signature.html” in a location on your system you can easily find later. 4. Launch Microsoft Outlook Express. 5. Choose “Options…” from the “Tools” menu. 6. In the dialog box that appears, click the “Signatures” tab. 7. In the “Signatures” section, click the [New] button. 8. In the “Edit Signature” section, click the “File” radio button. 9. Click the [Browse…] button and locate the “signature.html” file you saved earlier in your local file system. Click [Open] once you have selected this file.

Tip: If you want the signature to appear automatically at the end of each message, also check the “Add signatures to all outgoing messages” checkbox on the “Signatures” tab.10. Click OK.11. Compose a new message. When you have finished the new message, choose “Signature” from the “Insert” menu. Headline Animator should appear at the end of your message (unless you followed the tip in step 9 and your signature appears automatically).

@Microsoft Outlook 2003

Follow these steps to use Headline Animator with an existing email account set up within Microsoft Outlook:

1. Create a new text file using a simple text editor, such as Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac OS X). 2. Copy this code —

— and paste into this file. 3. Save the file with the name “signature.html” in a location on your system you can easily find later. It is important that the file be saved with a .html file extension. 4. Launch Microsoft Outlook 2003. 5. Choose “Options…” from the “Tools” menu. 6. In the dialog box that appears, click the “Mail Format” tab. 7. Click [Signatures…] 8. In the subdialog box that appears, click [New…] 9. In the sub-subdialog box that now appears, enter a title for this signature (such as “Feed Headlines Sig”).10. Click the “Use this file as a template” radio button.11. Click the [Browse…] button and locate the “signature.html” file you saved earlier in your local file system. Click [Select] once you have located this file.12. Click [Next].13. A preview of the signature should appear. If Headline Animator displays in the preview window, everything is set up properly and you may click [Finish], and then [OK] on all remaining dialog boxes to complete this setup task.14. Compose a new message. When you have finished the new message, choose “Signature” from the “Insert” menu, and then select your signature by name. Your Headline Animator should appear at the end of your message automatically.

Tip: If you do not want to have the signature appear automatically, make sure the Signature for new messages dropdown menu selection on the Mail Format tab is set to “-None-“.

@Yahoo! Mail

Follow these steps to use Headline Animator with an existing email account set up within Yahoo! Mail. Please note that these steps only apply if you use Yahoo! Mail in Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or Internet Explorer 5.5 and later. Users of Yahoo! Mail in other browsers will not be able to use “rich text” signatures.

1. Sign in to Yahoo! Mail. 2. Choose the “Options” link from the list of account links on the right hand side of the home page. 3. Choose the “Signature” link from the middle column of account option choices. A signature editor should appear. 4. Make sure you choose “Color and Graphics” as your signature option; “Plain” is the default choice. 5. Copy this code —

Tip: If you want the signature to appear automatically at the end of each message, also check the “Add signature to all outgoing messages” checkbox. 6. Click [Save]. 7. Compose a new message. Make certain that the “Use my signature” checkbox is checked before you send the message. Your recipient will see your Headline Animator graphic if their email application supports standard HTML email.